updated Sat. February 10, 2024
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Union Democrat
April 18, 2018
Government agencies own 80 percent of the land; segments of Yosemite National Park (YNP) and Stanislaus National Forest (STF) are amongst the largest. We fish, ride, hunt, hike, camp, swim, boat, photograph, picnic and bond with our families and friends within them. Proximity to federal lands is aÃâà...
Sierra Sun Times
April 11, 2018
April 11, 2018 - SONORA, Calif. – Stanislaus National Forest will open seasonal roads beginning April 15, but forest crews need to inspect the roads to ensure there was no damage from this year's winter storms. Scott Tangenberg, deputy forest supervisor, said workers haven't been able to inspect manyÃâà...
MyMotherLode.com
April 10, 2018
Sonora, CA – Although most of the seasonal roads will open on the Stanislaus National Forest beginning April 15, several will remain closed due to storm damage – including one of its most popular destinations. “Our crews are just now beginning the inspections and we may find some damage that willÃâà...
Modesto Bee
March 31, 2018
Info: Stanislaus National Forest public comment period on preliminary 2019 off-highway vehicle grant applications. Forest recreation specialists and OHV managers have completed three draft grant applications proposing three off-highway vehicle projects for consideration by the California State ParksÃâà...
Calaveras Enterprise
March 29, 2018
In the heat of the summer in the Stanislaus National Forest, the Trail of the Gargoyles provides the opportunity to see lupines, mule's ears, Sierra onion, Leichtlin's mariposa lily and spreading phlox, among others. There are two trails to see the wildflowers and an informative guide corresponds to numberedÃâà...
Union Democrat
February 12, 2018
Chris Methot has been riding dirt bikes and other off-highway vehicles in the Stanislaus National Forest since 1984, when he rode enduro events at Deer Creek. Methot is 62 now, he lives outside Twain Harte and he still rides in the forest. Friday evening he took his buddy's 2015 KTM 500 EXC dual sport,Ãâà...
MyMotherLode.com
November 20, 2017
Sonora, CA – Stanislaus National Forest officials today lifted their temporary fire restrictions in the high hazard areas that have been in place since July 20. This year's timeframe for the restrictions, according to spokesperson Diana Fredlund, was a longer one than usual and that moisture content justÃâà...
Union Democrat
September 6, 2017
Scott Tangenberg, acting supervisor for the Stanislaus National Forest since November, will remain in charge until Kuiken arrives in late October. Tangenberg was named acting supervisor late last year when Jeanne Higgins, forest supervisor since September 2014, took on a temporary assignment atÃâà...
Modesto Bee
December 31, 1999
What: Stanislaus National Forest Public Meeting. When: Wednesday, 5 p.m.. Where: Forest Supervisor's Office, 19777 Greenley Road. Info: The Sierra Nevada Conservancy and the California Department of Housing and Community Development host the meeting, a first step in developing a woody biomassÃâà...
Union Democrat
December 31, 1999
Fire hasn't always been feared the way it is now. Native Americans historically used fire to manage the landscape. It was easier to manage, however, since there were fewer communities located next to lands being burned. The Stanislaus National Forest also has used fire as a way to reduce the fuel loadÃâà...
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